Hodges Windows & Doors Blog

Since 1907, customers across Northern Virginia and the Washington, D.C. metro area have consistently chosen Hodges for their window and door replacement needs. Find out why.

Much like we saw in 2020, the top window and window treatment trends of 2021 focused on better security, sightlines, light, and airflow.

The window and door manufacturing industry doesn't have a set window or door lead time that all companies abide by, although there are standards or guidelines for this to be achieved.

Learn how insulated window treatments can help manage energy costs in a home. Find out the best products, applications, and benefits to keep your interior warm and comfortable all winter long.

Knowing how to select replacement windows for your home comes down to framing material, glass, window style, and potential return on investment. We'll tell you how to weigh these factors in this month's blog.

Energy-efficient windows can be manufactured that way or made that way via sealing, repairs, and use of energy-efficient window treatments. In this month's blog, we'll tell you all you need to know.

Operationally, the only difference between casement windows and awning windows is whether they swing open from the top or from the side. However, because of their orientation, they have different applications.

There's a lot to consider before going all-in on an entry door replacement — first, in determining whether a full replacement is actually needed; second, in deciding what kind of door best suits your preferences.

Double-hung windows and casement windows are the most popular window types by far — but is one better versus the other? The answer to that, of course, is "it depends on the situation."

Patio doors are classified into three types — hinged (French), sliding, and bifold — depending on how they operate. Which makes the most sense for you?